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One of the most visited places in France and rightly so. Try to pick your dates slightly out of season if you can as 1.5 million visitors come to this little town. The Chateau has amazing views, not for those who have a problem with height though. Wonder around the old town and visit the Sanctuary. We stayed one night which was perfect as we saw everything we wanted had a fabulous meal.

This was an exceptional hotel in a lovely medieval town. Everyone at the hotel and restaurant was friendly, helpful and efficient. It is now one of my favorite spots and we will definitely be returning. Keep in mind it is in a small town in a mountainous region. Many of the roads are narrow with hairpin turns. There were times we thought we were lost along the way. The only drawback which is out of the hotels control is the lack of parking, however they made a concerted effort to find us parking at no charge.

The location is gorgeous and the property is impressive. The grounds are beautifully kept and so are the facilities. The friendly, chatty manager is very helpful and very willing to offer suggestions for a memorable stay. We were fortunate to receive an unexpected upgrade into a very spacious and elegant suite! If you plan to walk to/from Rocamadour, expect to take 11-14,000 steps that day! We did not use the city elevators but chose to walk everywhere … lots of stone stairs! There’s a prescribed circular walking route. Suggest you decide ahead whether you want to take the sloping paved drive down to the bottom of town and the very long sets of stone steps back up OR the other way around. If you have mobility problems, there’s a cute (ticketed) tourist train you can use instead. Our dinner out was at a local farm restaurant featuring all sorts of grilled meat and fish within a walk of the hotel; we highly recommend it but forgot the name so ask the manager. Next time, we would not have breakfast inside the city because places were too touristy.

Rocamadour is pleasant but really just a tourist spot. The shrine is nice but not really special (unless you are a pilgrim!) and the town is just full of not very good restaurants and shops selling tourist nonsense. Spectacular looking town and worth a drive past - perhaps not worth staying in

You will never regret coming to this stunning place, it's shrines are incredible, its lore and history from 10th Century quite amazing. It was in the middle ages, the most important shrine in France, en route to Santiago de Compostella.

It's architecturally and historically, an important place. A must see, interesting visit with stunning views. The cleanliness of French towns that are this size is a tribute to the pride that the local and regional councils have for their culture and environment. There is a symbiosis between the stone of the area and the amazing structures that were created by intelligent, ancient craftsmen that leave you almost without words, such is the beauty of that creation. Rocamadour has all the elements of a visit that stays in ones memory. It has an enduring, timeless quality. A fairy-tale landscape. A wondrous, awesome testimony to a devoted and pious past.